The Frome Independent

Bethan creates pieces inspired by nature and landscape. Her work varies from stained glass everlasting bouquets to larger panel designs, including traditional lead panel and copper foiling work.

Weavers Cottage Yarn hand dyes small batches of yarn, with each skein thoughtfully dyed using quality materials and sustainable practices.

Lyn is an architect and a ceramicist, and she enjoys making both buildings and pots. All her ceramics are wheel thrown, and produced in small batches in her east Bristol studio.The focus of the ceramics is on simplicity of form, functionality and elegance - the making of objects that are pleasing to hold and use.

Eloise makes glass to raise awareness for glassblowing as an endangered craft, as a recent BA graduate, at 21 years old she has worked alongside Manchester art gallery and spotted for ND selects for her use of colour! She takes a playful approach to modern glassware.

Ceramics by Chantelle - these ceramics are in the flavour of nostalgia and guilty pleasures, they evoke childhood memories, favourite treats, and salty bar snacks. These ceramics are bright and colourful and can’t help but make you smile.

Lino printed stationery, gifts, and handmade books inspired by wildlife, community, and creative resistance. Ethically made in the West Country using vegan printmaking processes, recycled materials, and recyclable or biodegradable packaging.

Rowan Tree Apothecary is a small herbal tea business based in Frome. They formulate delicious teas made from organic ingredients to support people emotionally in their everyday lives.

I have been hairdressing for 30 years and have created two hair products to help elongate your hair washing schedule. My belief is that if we wash our hair just a little less we are not only supporting our health with less chemicals, less damage to our hair but also helping our environment with less pollution into our water systems and excess packaging.